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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-17
Mr.. Erisn Takes Charge.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., January 15.-Mr.
Crisp, of Georgia, presented the conference
report on the Interstate Commerce bill,
stating that he did not do so for the pun
pose of asking for action on it at this time,
but in order thatit might be printed in the
Record and in hill form. This WAS order
ed, and Mr.. Crisp gave notice that he would
call up the bill at an early day.
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In the Congo Country.

LONDON, January 15.-GOyernor Jan
sscn, of the Congo State, has returned to
Brussels. He says that the Stanley Falls
incident has no Importance, and will not
imperil the task OF the authorities i'll the
ConrO country
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Remains of IddesIeish Removed.

LONDON, January l5.-The remains Of
the Earl of Iddeslcigh were removed to-
day to his late home in Exeter, DevonShire.
\ large number of persons gathered along
the route to the railway station and mani
tested much sympathy. The blinds OF
many houses were drawn and flags were
tlYinG ut half-maSt
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Churchill Rebuked,

LONDON, January 1.-THE Morning
Post says it fails to see any necessity for
Churchill going ont of his way to write a
letter imputing to the Government indid-
erence 10 the burdens of the taNpayer.
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B., C. ~. RAILROAD

B., C. Y T. RAILROAD.
Leave Bellaire at 9:35 q. m for Summerfeld
and GAINESVILLE
Leave BelIairc a. 2;OS p. m. for WOodSfeld and
SuMmerield.
Leave Bellaire at $40 p. m. for WOOdSfeld.
Arrive at Bellaire 800 T. H. 1850 p IL. and LOO
n
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noRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE
In Nervous DYsnensia.

DIR. Il. S. McCOmbs, Philadelphia, Pa,
says: II have used il in nervous dyspepsia
with success. 1t is good nervous tOnic.s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-17

Steady st 81 Is. Butter-Frm. Sugar
Steady. Physically at pc. Cheese
Firm.
Toledo.
TOLEDO. o.. January 15.-Wheat-
Dull: cash S3}c; Nav see Corn-Dull but
steady: cash SIC. Oats-Nominal. Clover
Seed-Stcady; cash 81 40.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, January li.-nry Goods
As usual 10 Saturday, the market WAS
quiet in demand and sales, In, the bust
ness reached through deliveries on orders
was of good proportions.
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GovERNMENTs-Dull and steady.

SIAI ES.-l'uIl ana steady.
RAHRoDS. Active, firm and higher;
sales S26S, 900.
SrOCKS-Thc expected break in the
stock market 10 succeed the passage of the
Inter State Commerce hill. was confined To
the opening of trading, during which the
loss in no one stock exceeded | ! per cent,
except Richmond and West Point,
which was down u. After a moments
weakness, i'll which st. Paul
was conspicuous, the market began Ia rise,
and before the end of the first hour adj
vanccs ranging up to , We're recorded.
After that time the market quoted down,
and, though remaining strong, the adj
vances were measured by fractions. In the
afternoon prices saggcd, but toward
, p. III. the advance was resumed,
AMI the market closed active
and strong at the highest prices of the day.
The net result is that almost everything
on the active list shows IN advance, and
Richmond and West Point is mp Ii pre-
ierred -, Consolidated Gas -, Delaware
and Hudson and Pacific Mail /, Mon
Pacific. Sales, I3I. si2 shares; for the
week | sos, PSI, against $40, III for last
week Quotations closed bid rs follows:
Adams Express 40; American Express
l01a: Canada Pacific o.; Central Pacific
Chesapeake and ohio ~; do preferred
lirsts .; do seconds II; Chicago and
Alton, | i33 doprelcrrcd 80; Chicago, Bur.
limgton and Quincy l37; Delaware and
Hudson, lob; Delaware. Lackawana aud
Western 49,; Denver and Rio Gr.ndc,
y! Eric 81; do preferred S0E; TT Wayne,
lij!; Illinois Central, 49,; Lake Shore,
9ii; Michigan Central 81; Minneapolis
and st. Louis, 40; do preferred, lO-.
Missouri Pacific, IL; Northern Pacific,
~ do preferred, 60; Chicago and
Northwestern, 1l3I; do preferred, l3Si
New York Central, ll3s; Oregon Trans
continental, - Pacific Mail, 5Os Pan
ANA, 0n; Pcoria, ID. K +. 81; Pittshurg,
l5l; Pullman Palace Car, li2l; Reading,
81; Rock Island, l25; St. Louis aud
San Francisco, - /. +; do preferred, 81; do
first preferred, rs; st. Paul, Mime
apolis and Minnesota ll5T; st. Paul
and Omaha 500; do preferred l0s. {;
Texas Pacific, PC; Union Pacific, col;
United States Express62; Western Union
Telegraph TAI.
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Mbeeline Register
Grauelers' 6uide.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
AAENrLANArION OF REVERENCE MARKS: "Daily
SUNDAY excepted. Monday excepted Wheel.
ing Time:
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PRODUCE.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, January l5.-Tbe wheat mar
kct recovered a fraction from yesterday
decline, hut trading, as 4 whole, was fea-
turcleSs. There was certain amount OF
bull talk INDUCED in, but il had no effect
upon the course of prices 1t was init
mated that the visible supply statement
would show decrease of 1000 TO 700, =
00O bushels. Corn dull. Oatsfeatureless
and unchanged. Provisions were stronger.
Flour quiet and steady. Wheat-Cash No.
. spring 7S!a7sIc; do No. 3 spring Goa
Il lc; do No. 2 red 79lc; January 78c,
closing at isle; February 7Sla7sic, clos
ing at 7sIc; March 79la79ic, closing ut
79Ic. COrn-Cash No. 2 3Gl; March
3Gla363, closing at 36sc; May i1!aIl!c,
closing at 4lsc Oats-Cash No. . 2Gic;
January 26Ic; February 26sa26sc, closing
at 2G5c; March 263c; May 3o:e; Rye
Cash No. 2 53c. Barley-Cash No.
52l. Flax Seed-Cash No. 81 90.
Timothy Seed-Cash 81 80. Mess Pork
Cash Sl2 00al2 %; January Sll ga
II o., closing at Sl2 %; February 81 GA
II %, closing at Sl2 %; March Sl2 30,
closing at $l2 II; May $l2 25al2 40.
Lard-Cash s. Az; January s. 4jaG 30,
closing at So Al; February Sc 45a6 80,
closing at S. a; March s. 52laG 81,
closing at Sc %; May So G7laG 30, clos
ing at s. 20. Pork-Short ribs s. 10a
6 -: shoulders 81 S5a4 so; short clear
S. 5Oa6 80. Whisky-At 81 1s. Sugars
-Cutloaf &c; granulated 6!c; standard A
SIC. Butter-Firm; creamery 24a3lci
dairy 22a26c. Eggs-At 23a29c per dozen
for fresh.
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DESIRABLE
Real Estate For Sale.

The residence OF the late Captain samuel Ma.
sou situate on the southeast corner NJ Market
and Twentieth streets, is hcnby offered for sale.
The ground Is surrounded by streets and alleys,
and Is Convenient and desirable lite Tor a small
buS!ucSs caterprisc. For price, terIn>, etc, APP
ply % IHoS q BRiEN,
or. Gro W. EcKHAEr. Ia. Peoples Bsnk. ja7a
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Scr Sale.

U,oR sALE-CoRNER LOT on GREENBACK
II street (Kirkwood,) bridegroom 0: Will DO
sold cheap il sold soon. Cali on or address J. I.
HANES, Real Estate Agent, Martins Ferry, D.
saI2h
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Cabinet Council.

LONDON, January IA meeting OF the
Cabinet was held to-day. All the Minis
listers were present.
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Il PETROLEUM.
TitusSille.

TitusSillc.
TTTUSvHLE, January l5.-Petrolcum-
Opened 70!c: highest 7lsc; lowest zoe
closed 10sc.
Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, January l5.-Petroleum-
Dull but tirmer ut 10lc; closed ut 1Osc
highest II &C.; lowest zoe.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, January 15.-Petroleum-
Opened 7Osc; closed 7O.c; highest 1lsc;
lowest 7O!c; clcaranccs =, 2}S, 900 hrrels.
oil City.
OIL CITY. January l5.-Pctrolenm-
Opened at 7Olc; highest 7lsc; lowest Zoe
closed at 70,c. Sales 800, 900 barrels; clear
anccs 800, 600 barrels; charters f?,lS
barrels; shipments ~, 9G2 barrels.
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EOR SALE.
TARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber vii sell or trade Tor a smaller
property near the City oi Wheeling Farm NJ us
Acres On Rig Wheeling CrcCk, fourteen miles
from the city. Land very level. Largo Orchard
oi Good Fruit; Wafer la Every Field; Two Cot
iagcS AMI Cold Vel WsIcr, am rs rain; Good
Fences plenty al l.ineSL.Inc AMI Coal Cnnpping
out on the land. purchaser can gct rare har.
gain y. u, EWING,
iyi3eASh Once lltn Main 81, Whtr,inc.
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COTTON.

New York.
NEW YORK, January ~. Cotton -
Futures dull aud unchanged.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money I-2a5 Per Cent.-GuvcrmentsD Duh
and Steady-stocks Highcr-Flour Quiet
and Steady-Wheat Higher.
New YORK, January 15.-Money on
call easy at 3!a5 per cent, closing at 1;
prime mercantile paper 6a7 per cent;
sterling exchange dull but steady ut 4s2l
al-6i.
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philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, January 15.-Flour-
Quiet but steady. Wheat-Firm; No. 2
red January 92ia92lc; February 12la
937c; March 93fa94c; April 943as5ic.
Corn-Spot steady; options easier; steamer
No. 2 mixed 4Jc; No. 2 yellow i6e; No.
. mixed January 45iai6!c; February 46ia
46ic; March 47a47lc; April I7ia4Sc. Oats
Spot steady and quiet; rejected white
Sole; No. 3 white 3Sa3Si &c; No. white 39c;
futures dull and barely steady; No. 2white
January 3sIa3Slc; February 35ia:}s4e;
March 3s.a3sic; April 33la39c. Lard
Steady; refined s. OOa7 25; steam So 20.
Butter-Fairly active and firm; western
ladIe Ice; packed 22aAc.
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ENR SALE.

FOR SALE
Store and Siorc Property situated at Dallas.
MARSHALL county, West Virginia. an excellent
stand: g,lci rcaSpnS given nr selling; terms rcaS.
enable. For further particulars addnS " in
quirc Of
JOHN L. LITTLE
GclS limo Dallas. ". Va
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NOTICE.
SHERIFFS SALE.

The Ohio Valley Glass Works property will be
sold by the Sheriff on January 9th, 1857, at 10
o'clock a IN. jaiI6WEpSSAT,i
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Cincinnati,

CINCINNATI, o., January 15.-Cotton
Firm. Flour-StrOnger. Wheat-StrOng
and higher; No. 2 red Silas5c; receipts
5000 bushels; shipments $500 bushels
Corn-Heavy; No. 2 mixed 37:a3Sc. Oats
I'm fair demand; No. 2 mixed 3Oa3O3.
Rye-Ffrm; No. 2 j9a60. Pork-Nominal
"a $1a 30. Lard-Strong at Sc 40a6 As.
Rnlk Moats-Held higher; short ribs 81 -.
Baeon-FiIm and unchanged. Whisky
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-18
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Feb. l7-i2:30 p. m.-Consols. 100 1l.1e for
money 1000 Atlantic and Great West
ern First Mortgage Trustees Certificates 46 DC Second
Mortgage lOS Canadian Pacific. 6Isej Erie, 3+S do
Second Consos lOlt Illinois Central. lS2 Mexican Or
mary. 60Is St Paul Common. v3S' Eew.York Central
1I6A
Paris adyices Three Per Cent Rsntes ct "a francs
A7H confines for the account i.
Paris Advoes quote Three per Cent Rentes at
~ francs 10 confines for the
1870 n.-Pars advicos quote Three Rsntss ~
~ trance ceDtimes for the account .
accounts Atlantic and Great Western First hortEage
Trustees Certificates asa Canadian Pacific kro ~
Central, ll6la Heading, I0Ia
The bullion Bank England increased
R7<9.000 during the past week .
biy which last week 60.07 per cent Il 62s per
cent
The amount ot bgieS gone into ne Bank of England on
Pars quote Dor rsncA l2
account and Exchange IS franco 20
confines for chcckA
PARIs Feb l7-The weekly France
increase Of 2<76000 francs In gold and 22a0oo
francs In silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-18
prpopEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL Feb l7-Provlsions Cumberlant cne.
ses "a long Clear Mindless 37s. oi short Clear Aidies
ga 3D. short Rios 9Gs ID shoulders 2Is Cd per ew Sset
Prime Mess 62s Oh. per bOL Prime Mess has Ss,
en, Sos 3i Lard OF. 32s ed hams-Lo9g oaT oirsS
States Cheese American Choice 0ta ~, whea' ~
Is Sd per Genital New NO. Wintei e. sSi t op "a
j. is sd AIS sd; do No Gs d o. s per een'; ss ID
dnce-Sprs OF rurpentine POS 81: DO AZ Lonuon ~os.
per cwt; Refined Petroleum ID per gallon SCVT per ews
Fine American 2is 6d Prime city 2Ss o. n pes OIL
2Os Cd per Kssr ons al Lon
don-Sew.Ycrk state ~ l5s dSs3 U.s. ID Co''nsc's
LoSDos Feb on go 1sS Inv ~
seed Cake los Cd Per ton Refined rsee a psr
d57sd per gallon Spirits OF Iurpehtnc ~, -
cwts Pale s. o. Provisions r s 2 "a cs 20.
truss pooranS 9e and rs Cd S2 ~ TOR a5s y
Cd Mutton 2ss Cd aSo. 3D. ceeoanni ,os ~ tss
hind quarters 2 3D. for fore quarters per o W ns
ANTWERP Feb. Pale Amere .asrs
Lard closed ~ frlc5 10 confines per Ioo A
RrFXFy Feb l7-Petroeun. u marks ~ pienhlIks,~
Wilcox closed So marks 10 pfenunss pef Ai"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-18
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Feb. II (Speetap-Thc Improvement in wheat
which in yesterday afternoon survived the night ana
secured opening 1871 cents with further advance OF
l. cent within the first few sales The buyers OF yesterday
turned sellers they the slender prot the rac
tiona afforded The price Ieccdod to 7"s cents
From point OF the morning some recovery was made
and fairy large between that hgurc and ~
cents in the afternoon good demand appeared and the
market closed 79Gs cents the best price OF The day
The first sale May pork mse at s4 ~ and the next
nj sl4 rs loss OF 272 cents since yesterday
FavOre Armour representative began 10 takc all tat was
did stop because price advanced but nc.
cented everything and within short time the figures
M 10 ia S. lots gOins s4 TO- Lard and ribs
both adyaced with pork the former selling at 81 l2i and
the latter 81 30 be decline occurred The close for
porK sl8 97 MAY Lard stopped at s. O2 May RIBS 1t
81 49, and May oats at 2Shs cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-18

.is - s' s. OF :s:i
q: "a
ss Extra ss ;!sT % Fss s
$50 IT'S doing
I'm sS fair Psss% p. sas u sysss
$4,000 n Green Hams. "a average 1otc; e ch,easo:
Y average Picked Bellies quoted 5ss Picked Hans
isc; smoked snopdsrs 7,e MI 9,t :nS
Pcasrats as%ands fay Heayy 70 Light e. 5sss 7Ss
hour Of light but after noon the
deciedy bearsh following the dr at the West and price,
trading light and the speculation moderate
Sales $50 tcs Western steam spot private terms qno:sd
refined Quoted 7toS. Continent 7:seS7sSc. soas1
Amsrsan February closing 7lsc;, oo0 tc =. March
90 e. june Closing c..Ss
sass s9y
iss ss Western Dairy lssias: western isS
including Fancy White 1885, 4c coored. is'.c LIGHT
SKINS lltSf2c E-gs-A shat stronger and IN fair re-
guest STATE lsS0lssc' wes'ern' ls@iSSc' sou'nsrn'
sUoksRaw stock was rather easier values being
frifusa cost and freight 2ss2 and ao 2Se
5; enI po S" S,Sso Granalsisa isSSc Noua
60. Coniectionsrs esi6a5tc. Coffee 4 sssadar3
s sSssG c1 o~S % Yellow %@ 4. sas1
sTEARINE-Quiet and rather weak City quoted Ist9'
TALLow-Dull and heavy Primo City quoted 4lle0
WOOL-Taken whole, the market fs an easy one IN
tone and quiet Late sale. comprise 80 600 Fine Ter
Georgia ale; 5000 10 No. Fleece BIO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-18
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES or vEw-YoeK DEALrvGa

FEATURES OF VET-Y)RK DEALTVGa
The condition OF the speculation and the big
turned the wheat markets upward yesterday
Spot cent higher. The totl amount taken by
shippers only short Of 200 900 bushels Tho
fucuat the options and the extreme IN
nuence ererted By prolonged demand for export
measured n OF ga cent Tho speculation. how
closed rm at about best figures follows March 80
Anil gO7s 81 June V2L July 93ls, August % ~
september "a Importers bought nearly 100000
bushels but the cash market trihe easier The
eude cent for February
AZ 48a and unchanged March al asa Apr at iss Nay
at a.. 49L cents oats were quiet. spot lots
of shade. but the options closed up cent as
80 March and Api 80. Nav 80 -, and
The lari speculation was eaturees- bot
declined seven points az follows February 400 Mach
a. 10 Apri 81 20. Nav - q. June - 80.
the receipts of gram am no1 reported yesterday al
lows Wheat, 60 626 bushels ll3lJ& bushels oats
so GA bushels total gram 2S2sl4 bushels -four. 3b2t
Milwaukee ana st Ions tho ARRIVAL,
wer. Wheat 55. 523 bushels: l37,7s9 bushels.
oats l4b bushels total grain 33sS4l bushels; hour
20 S5l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoRx, THURSDAY; FEB: l7.BEEy Es-Rsceipts weS
state averasns 1880 o. at = 81 PEI
C 's & Decent
so'b for Ordinary to p..
'ss S" aaa include Live the Hs.. BY
NJ oSsmitbi $40 quarters and 40
@ st As d ysp CATTLE sa g .SS pa''
'n 1s ss . % Lsnf1n IL "s, ss
wh spd ss. 4 . head The
demand has BEEN sr and price. sustained Reported
ssS Es s -s S"s g
T5s have s ss;n . re- .ssS
' %ecaSe aAr ccows a. j. g per head
amos c M:r cows GSw az stS Sss BOP
sssns l ana hsS .ns
ss iSI hssr Ssoiss
1: e. q Sl.
G Ss9 80 80 vsa 49, &. At IL s 70 g.
$s:sSsaX v ys o 5's "a 81 III
&c juSd d has ~ $50 No. do c NJ
saEEP AND n wers of
for 2o54 head against i764i head for the same
r. SStn sheer nna L s *
and Lambs The were not quite cleared
cS SnaUny R1 SnSS saase fmSs
iew ras Lambs sTFyng ana v prs ss aao
to Pf%s s Sqa@R os Si' ana
reached &C. dressed Y.1as %o' were also "1 A'"
Sales NJ Collins p Tarrlngon2io Western Sheep 50
D At 5Isc: ia ito. lC3 n, at - 30
p = Kase; 100 Ohio Sheep, 50 3D. at 80 40
Newton Giett 209 Ohio Sheep and Lambs mixea 10 ~
az 5i2c. 90 w.. ola. ,,n n, ss AZ
Indd III state La abs, 81 ID, at O'sc ~
Sraie sheen h al Sac 1913 do 81 D. at 6ci he yesers
day 1874 Bufalo sheep, lU4 ID. az 5s4c. .-o- ,oo
Iume r 1883 state Sacep, lib 10 az - - loV
do los d. 6 70; 20 do. ia 10 ssa s2h 2o' state
Lf A. f aoI RI ias per n
~ at SEC. $50 -. e., ,oo ~ o., @. 40 oo4
western IaTbs 10 sac; $50 Michigan do, rs d. ~
yet,tt e PicocS 217 Western sheep So b. at 6sc per
N 2iI Vnsern Lambs, II 10 IT SO 30 go,
HalienMck n Davis 226 Vermont Ewes. 10 ID, AT 4&ei
lle state do 10 H. at pa Michigan sheep and lambs ~
Jew Sheep rs D
lO4 Western Lambs, IS 10, AT . &c . n, =. IN
Eye Os & Nelson 80 State Sheep. 81 d. at o'sc; lio
nenbasS and Dewey: l9l Michigan sheep 81 d. at ~;
-6 state do 50 b. 5.c "a DO, ITO 10 at 5c; ls5 90 v$
H. atbAe l3i Colorado DO Estate fed l32 ID. al - gu III
state Lambs. 81 10 at CLIO n an, 49,, m car. "A
AOhs at Jersey CITY Total ior nye aa,s
head against $50 head Tor the corresponding ,n ase
week sale alive Feeling steady and ar " Efmo
Country Dressed quiet but hrn at 6ia67c Tor Heavy
7c for Medium dse Light states and Lower Jerseys
| with Light Upper Jerseys selling atsGsHc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-18

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLouR-esneral weakness IS an; and
S sas: sas
decline EXPORTERS bought rather mors irer
6t trailing otherwise was . oH HSe ednrse
%srS 1900 sTs p%PSSny n wfl sS Ss CITY Nm
q s6Ss S. 75o Fine 81 3oass 90 and 90 IS for
caoee 80 80 bSIs Extra 2oss5 co 1000 Dbl,
E1s %9 Be- g - 70 oo q
to the ss s Gc o%s Or Tor
sa In s. s9ssS latter Fancy saperans
Extra s State gos Common e2 Extra y Vat Z,
s. o. p d iSsss 50 sS S. fn
choice s. ojss5 oo Common Extra Mnne's az - r.
sfas g So P.ssat 81 Soss5 2o bakers Extra
sT 90 ao IT. t4a; cS SSsp" g. Good t
81 20 c ss.o S h. Ea for %i'f
csns %3 Fsf G Es siF g iS
At - o9%f9 3eTnps a. - 81 oo and Fancy in
snail lots. at s. O5 Sss 10 coRNMEAL-steady. Ysi
iSg ss Ss'orn dSiSv IS
spec qays dealings ga. mere fevdr U
Prices advanced "a At The opening subsequently became me
ports OF free export purchases anil shorts covering prompted
telling sSs np S sre hS 20 Of largely
from e1porters Mers however were moderate buyers.
rei 1tr OF an yest@ay o5o bushels future
si2 600 Sn,hei. SPOT including Hard 80 &c deliver
eli No Chicago 81 1910. delivered Ungraded Red So
33c 40 Red Gao go ied in ~ sfSro "a and aoat 50
jGc in storeNo Ee ~ 3c Extra Red ssts % 90
dosing lei do April 9o'sa9Q closing at 9O'Si 90;
Nav 81 s09l &c. closing az 9ls.c.i DO: June VI SIG
closing at s2Ee DO July o. DC &C. closing S az
sisaei' closing at S.a do Dseeno s M n1
changed. Bk RLEY-Dulla and heavy BARLEY MALT
or vim frter aaertng. Export demand IS moderate aud
there il some o from the local trade The specua
on reached and at the close prices
show sxht gain although during tie early hours Tue em
per WIS rather bearsh Sales-l 900 bushels future
boo bushels spot including Ungraded MtIed at tItD
40. 2. ss.94Slsc In elevator 80 95ec deyeret no.
&C. closing 4Sikc.. do. March. 80
inx AZ % 80 do April closing at 4so.c 10 Nay 4ss@
&C. closing At 49c; ito. june 49, 4D loc CLOSING
at 4oc Oh rsspot lots are shade hisher and the
movement moderately active Tho speculation WAS less
general all deliveries but the final figures ere tribe above
prices Of yesterday. SalesltOOOO busneis ~
tare, 10000 bushels spot including 30 at "a &c; 10
3sc Mixed Western IS eS7c. White do 80 942ci White
state 80 fp No February 81 80 &C. closing alto sc
do March IS S5c closing at Soc; do April 3ts13oc
closing al 3lc DO May 35a 3jsc closing AZ 80 Sc do
June 35 elosng at Y5c....FEED-ln far de-
mAnd firm and unchanged
walkers Private Daily Circular February IL 1897 New
York
Tho Wheat situation In tho United states February ~
1887 Exports wheat and wheat lour from eight Atlantic
Is July " February Is:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-18
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

euFrAIo Feb observation-disclosures last "a hours-l 0s3
1J12 noA: Tor same TINE tAss
consigned through % cars All OF Mhicu
10 New ork market EASIER Far to Choice
81 25 asa %. 49,.
shstp-Receipts "a housj600 mead total tor week
thus head: Tor time last wecA 20 <ou
lurough OF which 10 New- forks
10 cars FOR sse market easier but not quotaOy
IS; Extra SIS 2o Western Lambs 81 1oGt6 no CANADIAN
Lambs here 49,, a.. ,-..E
Hoos Receipts "a hoIrs6900 head total Tor week
thus tar S6l53 head: for same time last week 3aOyo
head through SO of which 10 10 NewnoIxs
cara for sale MARKET Light Pigs 50 oOaso ~:
Workers SIS 10 IS selected Medium Welghts 30 So@
as 90, other grades unchanged all offerings takeh
CUc ago. 17.-The Dr0r>rS journal reports.
Recepts-lOOOO head. ShiDments-2.uoO heaa Mafkes
slow general 10 cents loHcr shipping Steers v9o 70
800 10 ass 10: sockers ana Feeders So % - sa
Cows Bulls and Mixed 81 IV6sS iu pulk - QUO ." Nv"
Through Texas Cows ~ o. o,o
Hoos-Receipts 2T.O0O heal shi,ments 1000 marxes
slow a lJo Rough and Axei - W o. - W rasA
Ing aud Shopping IS 25Ss5 7o Light u C'@s' 'o'
sss:p%Receipts 1000 head, shipments loo head,
IeIau, 81 5OGSi. Lambs - 5O0 81 W - ,oo -. s.,.
Sr IoiIs FeD. l7.-Cdttts Receipts LOO head snip-
monts - head about steady Choice nea.y
Steers 81 9Oi Far 10 Good shipping S~1ts *
Feeder, fair 10 good 81 s09s3 So stockers air o. good
e. m,12 DO Texans. common TO choice 81 eosss ~ ana
~1arr- Receipts g. 500 head. shipments .: neg the
MARKET op.ued strong gradually easel on ana eese
decine OF cents yesterdays dgures choos hesU
ami Buchers' selections So 10 os3 90 PACKING IA, Y
good IS 25 So rs. Workers. modian 70 sh'J' 70 NV
Is "a Pigs, common TO good. - 4O0s+so 49,. .-..s
slsep-Receipts 800 head: shipments ; nsaa; MARA
was quiet Common TO Fair 81 5Ocs3 40 Medium W
Prime IS 5Q1$i 10